COP28 is an opportunity to tackle the climate crisis – if we all play our part

Given South Africa’s history of colonialism and apartheid, learners are asking why Israel is called an apartheid state but teachers have been told not to talk about power, oppression and resistance

This is not soccer – the one truth we need to remind ourselves of this election cycle

Instead of prompting us to recapture our past, our current economic plight suggests we should break from it

Yet evidence shows that countries with an abundance of natural resources have lower levels of inclusive economic development and growth

Our social media feeds are as key a field as any for solving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Reflections on a tough, but necessary, week for Standard Bank, democracy and the economy

Both global and local signs preserve the country’s optimistic agricultural outlook

African countries’ selective immigration policies hamper pan-Africanist visions of an integrated, confederated and amalgamated continent

The treasury has to ask itself what the true cost is of not funding our watchdog institutions

The country must chart a humane policy for refugees that flows from the spirit and objects of the post-apartheid constitutional order

But the Economic Freedom Fighters leader and five other fighters will still have to watch the State of the Nation address on the big screen

Increasing global and national pressures for decarbonisation put added focus on Kgosientsho Ramokgopa’s plans